#37: Roads & Boats
The creators of Roads & Boats are a small group of Dutch folks (Splotter) who have managed to design what some feel is the ultimate resource/building game. The playing time is pretty intense - but there are options to shorten the game. And according to it's fans, there is absolutely no reason to shorten this immersive playing experience.Ben Baldanza: "Almost limitless options."
Ronald Hoekstra: "Time flies when you're playing this game."
Doug Adams: "Fabulous game of logistics that's brilliant with 1 to 6 players."
Susan Rozmiarek: "This game sucks me in to the point where I don't even realize how insanely long it takes to play."
picture from Board Game Geek
Labels: The One Hundred
posted by Mark (aka pastor guy) at 7:23 AM
3 Comments:
I think I would enjoy Roads & Boats more if it were a computer game. I sort of like it, but it feels too laborious to play.
VERY impressive design. It's long and intense, but there's also nothing else quite like it.
For the record, I've never played this. I didn't vote for it. I didn't write the blurb for it.
But I wanted to...
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